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THE LUXE LIFE by Weg Bara
A Creative and A Corporate Babe Walk Into a Bar
Season 1, Ep. 4
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On this episode, our Ryanna meets with our choice photographer Gracie to talk about the differences between being a black woman in the corporate space versus in a creative space. These Gen Z women have laughs and banter over unique African names, their life choices, networking and talk more about sorority and private membership in the U.K. Gracie shares her creative process as a photographer and Ryanna shares her frustrations with working corporate. A heartwarming conversation that can only happen when black women walk into a bar - or a podcast studio.
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